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John Stiles
May 16, 2024
It was nice growing up with Ed in Whitefield. Going sledding with Ed, Kenny and Teresa in the winter. Ed always had a smile and a big heart. I remember showing up at the MacKillop house on Halloween with my brothers and sisters and his mom, Linda informed us that she had just run out of candy, which was fine with us. Ed had just arrived from his trick or treat adventure with a pillow case full of candy. Ed replied that they weren't out of candy yet and proceeded to give us some of his treats. Great memories. God Bless you Ed!
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